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TEENAGE GROUP
SHOWS INTEREST
IN POLIO TESTS
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Fifty-eight million Americans
under the age of 20 await tho
answer to science’s $64,000,000
question. Tint’s the amount of
money the March of Dimes must
raise nevt month to fight nolio in
1055 and those millions of youne
people constitute the group most
susceptible to its ravages.
Dates for the 1955 March of
Dirties have bden set from Jan
ary 3 to 31, inclusive, as reported
by John B. Kemp, Roosevelt
county chairman.
Center of interest perhaps is
the ancient red brick building on
the campus of the University of
Michigan. Ann Arbor. Here Dr.
Thomas Francis Jr. and his staff of
more than 120 investigators are
studying results of the 1954 field
trial of a new polio vaccine. It is
Dr. Francis who will answer the
$84,000,000 question of whether the
vaccine works.
If the Francis Report, to be
issued in the spring, declares that
the vaccine developed by Dr.
Jonas E. Salk at the University of
Pittsburgh did protect those who
received it from polio paralysis,
it will be licensed and made avail
able to protect young America
from the disease.
Data on 1.830,000 Children
Mathematically minded young
moderns, though accustomed to the
astronomical figures of the Atom
ic Age, nevertheless cannot fail
to be imoressed by the scope and
complexity of the work going on
at the Poliomyelitis Vaccine Eval
uation Center. Here punch cards
coded to represent the health rec-
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ords of 1,830,000 children taking
part in the trial are fed into tab
ulating ano recording machines.
More than 144,000,000 fact*
about this field trial group are
being noted and studied. Three
blood samples from each of 40,000
of these young people are being
studied at 27 laboratories around
the nation wtih the reports go
ing to Dr. Francis.
This segment of the study is
concerned principally with anti
bodies — those infinitesimal enti
ties in the bloodstream which
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Learn Antibody Count
Fiom the blood ^mnles. scien
tists learn the antibody count in
an individual's bioouscream be
fore the vaccine inoculation, the
antibody count some weeks later
and. from the third sample, if
this level was maintained.
The $9,000,000 being invested
in polio prevention via the vac
cine in 1955 is by no means the
largest portion of the $64,000,000
need.
More sizeable are the addition
al $29,900,000 to take care of pa
tiens’ treatment needs in 1955; the
$2,700,000 allocated for scientific
research; the $2,900,000 for pro
fessinal education and additional
millions for all the other services
of the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis.
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THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
BOWLING SCORES
BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE
o . i Won Lost
stockman jg 22
Triangle 37,^ 22'4
Coast to Coast 33 27
Hi-Line Creamery 30 29
W. P. Lockers 29 31
N. S. Variety 28 32
Hovey Stone 23 37
Gambles _ 21 39
First high -team, 3 games. Stock
mans, 2678; first high team, single
game. Triangle, 935; first high in
dividual. three games, A. Moe. 620:
first high individual, single game,
Mike Wolf, 248; high series for the
week, tie between Les Zimmer
man and Vincent Nedrud. 556;
high game of the week, Henry
Hamil, 217.
HOT SHOT LEAGUE
_ Won Lost
Red Owl 4g 12
Buttreys 37 23
W. P. Bakery 3414 25'4
King Pins . 29 31
Moe Motors 2644 3344
Elks — .... 2344 3644
Provident —. 2344 3644
Vida Oilers 18 42
First high team, 3 games, King
Pins, 2558; first high team, single
game. Red Owl. 919; first high, in
dividual, 3 games, Harvey Neufeld,
HOLIDAY FOOD SALE
SALE DAYS DECEMBER 16 THRU DECEMBER 24
Snoboy Wisconsin Late Howe
Cranberries *** 23c
La. Kiln Dried “Golden"
YAMS lb. 15c
Calif. Crisp Salad Head Jumbo Hds.
LETTUCE 2 for 29c
Other Items for Your Holiday Table: Cauliflower, Green Onions, Radishes, Cab
bage, Bananas, Red Grapes, Tomatoes, Green Peppers, Lemons, Grapefruit, Tan
gerines.
Betty Crocker Angel Food 17-oz. Pkg. (
CAKE MIX 51c:
Garden Quart
SALAD DRESSING 45c I
Standby 4 2'3 Oz. Tin
OYSTERS 43c
Paul Bunyan Yellow 2-Lb. Bag
POP CORN 35c
Standby 46-oz. Tin
APPLE JUICE 39c
Standby Crushed 1
PINEAPPLE j
"o- 2 ™* 31c j
£ Standby—One Pie Size 300 Size Tin
i PUMPKIN 2 27c
Your Local UNION SERVICE CO-OP
PHONE 204
602; first high individual game.
Bud McLachlan. 264; high series
for the week. A. Moe, 563; high
game for the week, Nick Annes,
215.
STRAIGHT AWAY LEAGUE
Won Lost
Butzies Lounge 33'4 2644
Beacon Case 31'4 2844
Sherman Hotel 29’4 30'4
W. S. Laundry 2644 .33'4
First high team. 3 games, Beacon
Case. 2662; first, high team, single
game. W. S. Laundry. 929; first
high individual. 3 games, Thorvold
Jensen. 609; first high individual
game, Norvin Langager, 265; high
series for the week, Felix Jensen,
556: high fame for the week, Felix
Jensen, 202.
WEDNESDAY LEAGUE
Won Lost
King Pins 38 22
W.S. Variety 37 23
Public Drug 35'4 24'4
Casey 33 27
Std. Oil 29'4 .30'4
J. C. Penney - 27 3,3
Rowan 22 38
Heraid-Ncws 18 42
High team, single game. Rowan,
837; high team, series, Rowan.
2295; high individual, single game,
T. Beecher, 254; high individual, se
ries, I. Bc-her, 555.
THURSDAY LEAGUE
Won Lost
Golden Arrow 43 17
Custer Cream Style 303 Cans
^4.00
W. P. Bakery 41 19
Huxsol Drug ..... 36 24
Montgomery Tex 32 28
Dasinger 26 34
Montgomery Ins. .. 22 28
Triangle 22 38'
Patterson 18 42
High team single, Golden Ar
row, 770; high team series. Golden
Arrow, 2234; high individual
game, single, H. L. Brownlee. 201:
high individual game, series, H. L.
Brownlee, 548.
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Standby Vacuum Pack No. 3 Tin
Sweet Potatoes 27c
Standby Strawberry 12-oz. Glass
PRESERVES 3 for $1
HILEX
Gallon Jugs
EACH 49c
! Standby Strained, Whole 300 Size Tins
CRANBERRY O t A(\„
SAUCE Z for 49C
Senior Women’s Club
Christmas Party
Held Monday
The Senior Women’s Club held
its Christmas party on Monday,
December 13, in the Presbyterian
church parlors. Group singing of
Christmas carols opening the en
tertainment was followed by “The
Christmas Story” by Mrs. Jim
Terry.
Gifts of toys were exchanged by
Large
Stalk
Snoboy Sunkist
ORANGES
200 Size
Scott's i 4V 4 -oz.
Potato Box
CHIPS 23c
ORANGE - BLEND- GRAPE
FRUIT
JUICES
3 46-oz. tins l.oo
i Standby Fruit
COCKTAIL
303 q EQ
Tin Z for OHC
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1954
the {nembers, these toys to be giv
en to needy families of Wolf Point.
A collection was also taken to
buy food for the needy families.
Donations of money were sent to
Father Flanagan of Boys Town,
to the Christmas Seal Fund, and
the Florence Crittenden Home.
A potluck supper was served
with the tables decorate<l in the
Christmas theme by Mrs. Fred
Krauth and Mrs. Albert Grimm.
Inhabitants of Guam call them
selves Chamorros.
Sacked and Washed
POTATOES QQp
25-Lb.Sack O<7L
Pink
GRAPEFRUIT
lOfor 59c -
Fresh
FARM EGGS
3 Doz. 1.00
Gold Medal
FLOUR
50 Lbs. 3.98
We have a large as
sortment of nuts and
boxed chocolates for
Your Holiday Needs.
"AL'S" SPECIAL
HOLIDAY MEATS
Lean
PORK ROASTS
Lb. 43 c
Sirloin - Rib - T-Bone
STEAKS
Lb. 49c
Pure Fresh
GROUND BEEF
Lb. 29c
Swifts or Rainbow
SLAB BACON
Lb. 57c
Shop early for your
Christmas Geese and
Turkeys
WE DELIVER